The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
GRAIN. pROVIsIONs. GROCERIES.

the hands Of the local crowd, aud the
tactics OF Thurtday were repeated
with like succers on the part Of the
bears, a decline OF 3@ac under hard
pounding. Corn was quiet and little
not outside to-. Receipts were quite
liberal-520 cars. 0its were ~l.feless I;
values seemed inclined 10 be a little
easier, but the limited trading pre-.
vented any essential change. In the
provision market the yellow fever
scare in Florida was used 10 knock
October short ribs of 27tc from yes.
tsrdsy's clote, but the purchase OF a
few small lots by scslpers caused u
rally tf l5c Last sales were l2l3
lower than yesterday at 50 So.
The leading futures ranged ss fol.
lows:
Wheat, No. 2-0ctober opened al
zoo, highest zoe, lowest 69Ac, clos.
ipg at 69sc; November opened at 7llc,
highest 7lic, lowest 70ic, closing Ut
70iG; December opened at 72ic, high.
eft 73c, lowest 72tc, closing al 72ic,
May opened at Este, highest 7sic, low.
eat 77sc, closing ri 77ic.
Corn, No. 2-0ctoDsr opened NJ
42,i, highest 42ic, lowest 42tc, cos
ing at 42io; November opened at 42i,,
highest 421c, lowest 42sc, closing ut
42tc; December opened at 42tc, high.
eet 42sc, lowest 42ic, closing at 42lc;
May opened at 45ic, highest 461c,
lowest 45ic, closing ~ 45tc.
Oats, No. 2-0ctober opsned at 25ic,
hiRhest 26c, lowest 25ic. closing at
25ic; November opened At 28t highest
26tc, lowest 26tc, closing at 26lc; May
opened at 29ic, highest SOC, lowest
29Ic, closing at SOC.
Mess pork, per bbl-Ysar opened at
tl2, highest -, lowest -, clos.
ing at -; January opened at
tl2 271. highest sl2 PA, lowest $40 20,
closing at tl2 21i.
Lard, per 100 lbs-October opsued
at ~ so, highest 50 80, lowest 80 4ly.
closing at 81 90; November opened
at 50 ga, highest 90 1924. lowest S. ga,
closing at 81 80; December opened
at 81 30, highest 81 1924. lowest So 80.
closing AZ ~ so; January opened NJ
~ 80, highest 50 37i, lowest s. 80,
closing at 81 37l.
Short ribs, per 100 lbp-October
opened at ~ 20, highest 81 35, loweet
f2O, closirg at 81 80; January opened
at ~ 20, highest u 20, lowest So 10,
closing at 81 20.
cash quotations were a. follows:
Flour-kirm and az CHI sngsd.
No. 2 spring wheat, 6gt GSgic; No. 3
spring wheat, 06G66to; NJ. . red,
7lic; No. 2 corn, 42ic MD; No. 9 oats,
2bi@26e; No. 2 rye, 40i; No. . bar
ley, b5il; No. iaSsaed. 81 O5i; prime
timothy seed, 81 2792 20
Mess pork. per bbi, Ga lard, per
100 lbs, 81 5000 90; short rib sides,
iooee, 81 80; dfy sailed shoulders,
boxed, 81 2097 20; short clear sides,
boxed. 81 7JCa7 rs.
Rsceipts-Flour, 81, 900 brls; wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, 2bl 900 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 800 bu: barley,
5000 bu. Shipments Flour, 10.
900 brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market vas s'rady creamery,
ls926c; dairy, l6I G22,. Egg firm;
ir,sh northern, l7l @l8
ST LOUIS, Mo, Oct. g. our-Firm
but dull.
whest opened steady, hut became
weak, December and May dropping
taic; thh market was moderate: NJ.
2 red, cash, 70.@7lic; October, 7Oi@
70lc, closing Il 7ole; November, 7iu;
December, 72i@72l , closing at 72le;
NAV, 7gi@79ic, closing A. 70i,.
Citn-firm; cssn tOiCai0i =; Oclo-
Der, 40c; November, SgCa3gi (. cosing
at sole; December, SStc, May. 4li@
Az Going a. 4 IL.
Oa,s-Stsady; cash, 24lo; Octohsr,
2ltc; November. 2iici Msy, 2sia
oslo, closing at 2si.
Rye-NotniDg done; nominal at "a
@55c.
Barley Nothing done; nominal at
G8c.
Il ao-Strong At s5l
Oornmeal-Unchhnged at So OI@
81 10
Hav- Unchanged; prime timothy,
tl3 bOC9l7i prairie, 90 6OC9ii 81.
ESgt-Dull, l4lc.
Bu,tor-Higher ssd In demand;
Creamery, l6@,2le; dairy, 2l925c.
PfovisioDt-L1wer. Pork, IT, egnlar
psw, tl4 so Lard, $40 Dry salt
m ate % I d. - Shoulders, s. S7l;
long clear, 81 80; clear ribs, 81 5J(a
1874; 81 or clear, 81 sOGn7 IS. Bscon
(noX o. = shoulder, 90 37ic; lorg
clears, Is 80; clear ribs, ts 80; fhort
c,ssrs, IS SOS 90. Hsme, STEADY,
l2Cgl4c.
4. crips-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat
10000 bu corn, 24,OOO bu; oats, o..
Up bu; rye, 1000; barley. 2s.OOO bu.
Shipments - -Four, 1900 brl.;
whnst. 1900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu
osis 3 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley,
1000 bd.
New YoRK Oct. 8 -CoG.e-gpot fair
Riot m 1t l9lc; options abont 10 ,inis
higher closed ivn sales, "a 500 ,gs:
DC over, sl7 20@i7 20; Hoysmhsr,
fl7 3jCll7 10; December, Si7 bOG
IL 10, January, tl7 90; Msroh, az 40
t9l7 6lj April, fl7 36,al7 45; Ma,
tl7 3O9l7 35i June, fl7 3OCaI7 Is;
\ II. morr, fl6 rs; December UsssI,
5000 b e. $40 bC@l6 10.
sugar Firm abd quiet; refined,
firm of A, 6l95ii; c~obfesuonsu
A, t@6 ] l8c; cut lobf and . nst,d,
6lci grADuiat d, 6tc: cubes, O9igm
nic. holassss quiet and nominal
Rice tteady.
KAssAs Cf1r, No., oct. s-Wbsal
strong; No. 2 soft, cash, 90 bid. $50
asked November. 6Iic BIZ, 88c A ksi |
May, 1910 bid. 7ilc asked, Usrn
Q eady; No. 2 each, 35lo bid. SJit
ssktd; year, Sjle; Nay, 3sge nd
80 lshed. ot's-No. 2, cash, 30 uIJ,
22tc a,ksd.
CIscfSSArr, o., Oct. s-Wbl,ky
steady; tales, 775 b.rrela 6pisbel !
goods on basis Of al %. Batter e,.y,
sugar 6,m ESgs essy AZ IgaiGIs, !
C1eese dull at ll@l2o
WOOL.
sr LOWS, No., Oct. sc sisr
money market Ia the cast has created